1891. LYRICS AND SONNETS OF WORDSWORTH. With Introduction and Bibliography. By Clement R. Shorter. Scott Library. 32mo. 44 THE POETICAL WORKS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. Edited, with Memoir, by Edward Dowden. London: George Bell & Sons. 1892-1893.[474] 45 1891. LYRICAL BALLADS, ETC. A reprint of the original edition of 1798. Edited by Edward Dowden. London: David Nutt. 16mo. 46 1891. THE WHITE DOE OF RYLSTONE, WITH THE SONG AT THE FEAST OF BROUGHAM CASTLE. Edited, with introduction and notes, by William Knight. Oxford: At the Clarendon Press. 47 THE POETICAL WORKS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. Edinburgh: W.P. Nimmo, Hay, and Mitchell. 1892. 48 WORDSWORTH FOR THE YOUNG. With notes by J.C. Wright. 8vo. 1893. 49 1895. THE POETICAL WORKS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, with introductions and notes. Edited by Thomas Hutchinson, M.A. London: Henry Froude, Oxford University Press Warehouse, Amen Corner, E.C. 50 THE PENNY POETS, in “The Masterpiece Library.” Wordsworth. Nos. XXXII. and XXXVII. 51 1896. LYRIC POEMS. Edited by Ernest Rhys. 8vo. London: Dent & Co. 52 THE PRELUDE; OR, GROWTH OF A POET’S MIND. 18mo. London: Dent & Co. 53 “The Lansdowne Poets” included one of Wordsworth. The “Albion” edition was published by Messrs. Froude, Oxford University Press.[475] [458] In this edition--reprinted as “The Centenary Edition” in 1870, 1881, and 1882--the Fenwick notes were printed, for the first time in full, as prefatory notes to the poems.--ED. [459] Reproduced in 1864.--ED. [460] It contains illustrations by H. N. Humphreys and Birket Foster.--ED. [461] This volume contains eleven etchings of varying merit.--ED. [462] These are volumes 707 and 708 of Tauchnitz’s “Collection of British Authors.”--ED. [463] It contains a steel engraving from Chantrey’s bust of the Poet. This selection was re-issued in 1866, and 1869; and, recently, in a small pocket edition.--ED. [464] This is a reprint, in a different form, of No. 8.--ED. [465] In this edition, which is a reprint, on smaller paper, of No. 19. there is an engraving from one of the portraits of the Poet by Miss Gillies. The engraving first appeared in Volume I. of _The New Spirit of the Age_, edited by R. H. Horne.--ED. [466] It contains an idealised engraving of one of Haydon’s portraits of Wordsworth, after Lupton, by C. H. Jeens, and on the outside cover a drawing of Dove Cottage.--ED.